The multiple init/fini/init calls occured when compiz was asked to load an
invalid plugin name. This occurred most recently as plugins "bailer" and
"detection" were left in some peoples' configs while the plugins themselves
no longer exist in the current compiz release.

The source of the graphics corruption and hangs has been found to be a
problem in the composite and/or opengl plugins. One or both of them are unsafe
to init/fini multiple times without a full compiz restart. So the root cause
is not exactly known yet. However composite and opengl are not alone; many
plugins have bugs with init/fini/init sequences, so it is valuable to fix
the start-up plugin ordering as this does.

Essentially this fix works by remembering which plugins don't exist at all
and putting them on a black list. Then subsequent updates check the blacklist
and know they should never include those failed plugins in testing whether
the active plugin lists have changed.

The final part of the fix is to remove a rendundant call to updatePlugins from
EventManager::init. It is not required as main tells PluginManager when to
load plugins on startup.

IMPORTANT NOTE FOR UBUNTU PACKAGING
In downstream ubuntu branches the DEFAULT_PLUGINS list in "debian/rules" also
causes multiple plugin loads on start-up and prevents this fix from working!
The solution is to change DEFAULT_PLUGINS to just "ccp".